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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1913
Page
1
A column argues for breaking precedents to spur progress and notes the administration's breaches. It discusses opinions, thought, and the El Dorado chautauqua move by Mr. Bryan, weighing political stances, virtues of lean thinking, and the role of teachers in shaping the race. The piece reflects on Republican party disarray and public attention dynamics.
In Sioux City last week T. A. Van den Brink and O. C. Blessing planned arrangements for the Sioux County merchants picnic. Chas Heemstra agreed to Montives at Sioux Center. On July 21 Mrs C N Sawyer died in Hull at 51, born in Pella. She leaves five children including C L Wynia Aberdeen and Henry L Sawyer Hull. American church services held.
A notice from Maurice reports a swine plague nearby while Maurice hosts a chautauqua led by Boyden. The item also notes visitors from Texas and Michigan, births at A. Van Wechel home, and church activities with Rev. De Jong and others supplying pulpits. A runaway incident injures none, and local families from Wagner Oklahoma visit A Van Wechel.
National Progressive Headquarters Harrington New York issued a call for one thousand volunteers from all states. Leaders Straus Poindexter Beveridge Parker seek dedicated Progressives, with letters already arriving from forty states and over sixty occupations. The program aims at a vital, low-effort service. enlistment totals to be announced September 1.
Real estate transfers listed include Stensvad O A to J Forbert on Mulhall’s subdivision lot 567 in Vai Rowe, J H to RS De Vries on subdivision se 26 97 45 for 900 dollars, Faber A to C Van Duyn on Perkins lot 16 bik 2 for 800, Faber to C Van Duyn on Perkins lot 78 bik 2 for 800, Van Duyn C to A C Faber on subdivision se 26 97 45 for 2700, and Van Duyn C to A C Faber on subdivision lot 19.
Thirty years ago at the race last Thursday Hollenbeck's Buckskin defeated Prescott's pony buckskin. Friday's race pitted the pony against John Synhorst's horse with the pony again victorious. Our band members have engaged Prof. C Merritt of Audubon and rehearse nightly.
D J De Hoogh of Town sold eight Holstein calves for 2200 dollars to neighbor farmers. He is a dairy farmer and breeder who ships stock in three wagon loads. He subscribes to Kimball's Dairy Farmer for practical dairy information.
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